The practice's stone-fronted building at 13810 John Audubon Parkway, Webster, with the Aesthetic & Comprehensive Dentistry sign above the entrance.

Beautiful, lasting smiles in Clear Lake.

Family, cosmetic and implant dentistry from Dr. Michael G. Moore and his son, Dr. Andrew G. Moore, on John Audubon Parkway in Webster.

Webster, Texas 30+

years Dr. Michael Moore has cared for Clear Lake families.

Training, certification and memberships held by our dentists

University of TexasDDS, both doctorsMisch Implant InstituteImplant certification, both doctorsU.S. Air ForceAEGD residency, Dr. MichaelTexas Dental AssociationMemberGreater Houston Dental SocietyMember
The corridor from the waiting room to the treatment rooms.
The waiting room, with its stone wall and armchairs.

Our Clear Lake practice

Dr. Michael Moore watched his father and grandfather treat patients as they would their own family. He made the same commitment, and so has his son.

Three generations of Moore dentists, one conservative approach: beautiful, long-lasting smiles.

Dr. Michael G. Moore, DDS, in a blue suit and gold tie.
30+
Years in practice, after three years in the U.S. Air Force.

Meet the doctors

Dr. Michael G. Moore, DDS

The owner of the practice, and the second generation of Moore dentists in it. After dental school in Houston he completed a residency in the Air Force, served two more years, then joined his father, Dr. Monte Moore, in practice here.

  • Air Force Achievement MedalAwarded during his service, after an Advanced Education in General Dentistry residency in the United States Air Force.
  • Misch Implant InstituteCertified, with extensive continuing education in cosmetic and implant dentistry.
  • ADA, TDA and Greater Houston Dental SocietyA member of all three, and a lifetime member of the University of Texas Exes.

Two Dr. Moores, one way of working.

Dr. Andrew Moore was inspired by his father, grandfather and great-grandfather, all dentists while he was growing up. He practises with Dr. Michael three days a week.

Dr. Michael G. Moore, DDS.
Owner · in practice for over 30 years

Dr. Michael G. Moore, DDS

Owner of the practice. Doctor of Dental Surgery from the University of Texas Dental Branch in Houston, then an Advanced Education in General Dentistry residency in the U.S. Air Force, where he was awarded the Air Force Achievement Medal. Certified by the Misch Implant Institute.

DDS, University of Texas Dental Branch, Houston

Practises with Dr. Michael three days a week

Dr. Andrew G. Moore, DDS

Bachelor’s in Human Biology from UT Austin and a Doctor of Dental Surgery from the University of Texas School of Dentistry. Implant certification from the Misch Implant Institute. Away from the chair: golf, basketball, travel, and some modeling and acting.

BS Human Biology, UT Austin · DDS, UT School of Dentistry

Family runs through the whole team. Dr. Michael’s sister, Lisa, has been a hygienist in the practice for years, alongside a team of hygienists and assistants who hold hundreds of hours of continuing education between them.

Tour the office

Dental health care, not disease care.

High standards, education and prevention, uncompromising safety, training, and a positive experience. Three of those you can see for yourself.

The front desk, with the practice's logo on the wall behind it.
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A positive experience

For anyone who feels uneasy about a dental visit.

We know how uneasy some patients feel, and how much a relaxed, personal visit changes that. The whole team works to make every appointment as comfortable and pleasant as it can be.

The sterilisation area, with sinks, sterilisers and sealed storage.
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Uncompromising safety

To protect patients, their families and the team.

Sterilisation and cross-contamination processes follow the standards of the American Dental Association, OSHA and the Centers for Disease Control, every patient, every time.

A hygienist preparing a treatment room.
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Education & prevention

Because the best treatment is the one you never need.

Thorough exams, oral cancer screening and x-rays when they are needed, plus cleanings, sealants and fluoride. A yearly review of your medical history keeps us up to date on anything that affects your teeth.

Cosmetic dentistry

Natural, never stark white.

Dr. Moore works with an elite group of lab technicians, and the aim is always the same: teeth that match your own in colour, size and shape. By the practice’s own count it has placed more than five hundred all-porcelain restorations on front teeth in a four-year span.

The idea is not to place stark white crowns, but to make the patients’ teeth as pretty and natural as possible, to blend in with the face. Dr. Michael G. MooreOn the practice’s Meet the Doctors page

Porcelain Veneers

Thin porcelain shaped over the front of the tooth to change its colour, size or shape, or close a gap.

Porcelain Crowns

A full porcelain cap for a tooth too broken or decayed for a filling, matched to the teeth either side.

Inlays & Onlays

Custom porcelain fillings made to fit the tooth, for damage too large for a composite but too small for a crown.

Porcelain Fixed Bridges

A missing tooth replaced by porcelain anchored to its neighbours, fixed in place rather than removable.

Teeth Whitening

Chair-side whitening, or custom trays made from impressions of your own teeth to use at home.

Composite Fillings

Tooth-coloured resin bonded into the tooth, so a repair does not show when you smile.

Family dentistry in Clear Lake

Almost everything, under one roof.

From a child’s first sealants to full-mouth restoration, most care happens right here, so you are not sent between several specialists.

Cleanings & Prevention

Thorough exams for the whole family, oral cancer exams, and x-rays only when they are needed. Cleanings, sealants and fluoride do the rest.

  • Dental Exams & Cleanings
  • Digital X-Rays
  • Fluoride Treatment
  • Sealants
  • Home Care & Flossing

Restorations

Repairing what decay, cracks or an old filling have left, with tooth-coloured materials and a root canal where it saves the tooth.

  • Composite Fillings
  • Crowns (Caps)
  • Fixed Bridges
  • Dentures & Partials
  • Inlays & Onlays
  • Root Canal Therapy

Periodontal Disease

Gum disease is checked for at every exam, then treated and kept in check with maintenance visits.

  • Self-Evaluation
  • Diagnosis
  • Treatment
  • Maintenance

Kept in-house

Our wide range of treatment means most patients never need to be sent to several specialists. Dr. Moore and the team handle almost everything here.

  • Simple Extractions
  • Dental Implants
  • Root Canals
  • Dentures
  • TMJ Appliances

Dental implants

Placed and restored under one roof.

Dr. Moore handles both the surgical placement and the restoration of implants, from a single tooth to a full arch, using 3D imaging and computer-guided surgery.

  • BioHorizons implantsThe system the practice uses, with a laser-etched Laser-Lok surface at the gum line designed to hold both bone and gum.
  • Single teeth to full archesImplant-supported crowns, bridges and dentures, All-On-4 and Teeth in a Day.
  • Both doctors certifiedDr. Michael and Dr. Andrew both hold implant certification from the Misch Implant Institute.
A treatment room with a dental chair, overhead monitor and a window onto the garden.
One of the treatment rooms at the Webster office.

Sedation, sleep apnea & TMJ

Calmer visits, quieter nights.

Some of the most useful things a dentist does are not about a single tooth at all.

Sedation Dentistry

Nitrous oxide, or oral conscious sedation taken by mouth before the visit. You stay awake, just calm, and many patients remember little of the procedure. Please bring someone to drive you home.

  • Nitrous oxide
  • Oral conscious sedation
  • Vital signs monitored throughout

Sleep Apnea Appliances

For loud snoring, waking up gasping or daytime sleepiness. A custom appliance gently holds the lower jaw forward so the airway stays open, a less intrusive option than a mask.

  • Custom oral appliance
  • An alternative to a mask
  • Evaluation first

TMJ Therapy

Jaw pain, headaches, grinding, or a jaw that clicks or locks. Treatment adjusts the bite with splint or oral appliance therapy, often worn only at night.

  • Bite evaluation
  • Splint therapy
  • Non-surgical in many cases

New patients & emergencies

New patients are always welcome.

In pain, or lost a crown? Call us. Dr. Moore sets aside time for emergency patients, and we will get you in right away.

  1. Call (281) 486-9222 or send an appointment request
  2. Print the new patient forms and medical history, and bring them with you
  3. Bring your insurance details, so we can prepare the claim forms
  4. Tell us if you are nervous. Sedation is available for some procedures
The entrance at 13810-A John Audubon Parkway, under the stone tower.
13810 John Audubon Parkway, Suite A. Look for the stone tower.

Insurance

We accept all PPO insurance plans and are in network with most of them. Our staff prepare the forms for your benefits and will gladly submit a pre-treatment estimate, so you know your coverage before you start.

Paying for it

Payment is expected at the time of service. When more extensive care is needed, financial arrangements can be made with our office.

  • Cash or personal check
  • Money orders
  • Major credit cards

CareCredit

We accept the CareCredit healthcare credit card, which spreads treatment into monthly payments. Applying is free, the decision is immediate, and you can schedule before the card arrives. Subject to credit approval.

4.9 out of 5 · 600+ Google reviews

Twenty years, three generations.

“I have been going here for 20 years, and have been seen by 3 generations of Moore dentists.” Nate W., on the practice’s site.

My daughter sent me to Aesthetic & Comprehensive Dentistry of Clear Lake years ago because I was not getting the care I wanted and that was the best gift anyone could give a person. Dr. Moore and his staff have to be the most professional and patient friendly team I have ever experienced for dental care. Mentor T.Patient review, on the practice’s site
Dr. Moore's office was extremely helpful in working me in after I lost a crown just before hurricane Beryl hit Houston. Kim. The receptionist/scheduler was extremely helpful. I highly recommend Dr. Michael Moore and his staff. Donald H.Patient review, on the practice’s site
Excellent! Lisa is an excellent hygienist. I have been going to her every six months. She is thorough, gentle and very competent. Keith J.Patient review, on the practice’s site
★★★★★
My first appointment with Dr. Moore and I was very pleased. The front office staff were all friendly, polite, and welcoming. The hygienist was thorough and gentle. Dr. Moore was professional and friendly. Ed CavalierGoogle review
Great visit with hygienist Heather who did an awesome cleaning job and with Dr. Andrew. It’s always a pleasure and joy to see him and be under his care. Monica D.Patient review, on the practice’s site

Frequently asked questions

What patients ask before they book.

Do you take my insurance?

We accept all PPO insurance plans and are in network with most of them. Our staff will gladly send a pre-treatment estimate to your insurance company first, so you know what your benefits will be before treatment starts.

I get anxious at the dentist. Can you help?

Yes. We offer nitrous oxide and oral conscious sedation for some procedures. Both leave you awake but relaxed, and your vital signs are monitored throughout. Come in for a consultation to see if you qualify, and plan for someone to drive you home after oral sedation.

Something has broken, or it really hurts. Can I be seen quickly?

Call us at (281) 486-9222. Dr. Moore sets aside time for emergency patients, and we will get you in as quickly as we can. If a tooth is knocked out, pick it up by the crown, rinse it without touching the root, keep it moist in milk, and come straight in. If you cannot reach us, go to the nearest emergency room.

How often should I have an exam and cleaning?

At least twice a year, and more often if your dentist or hygienist recommends it. Each visit includes a medical history review, x-rays when needed, an oral cancer screening, a gum disease check and an exam for decay.

Are silver (amalgam) fillings safe?

The American Dental Association considers them safe. If you would rather have something else, tooth-coloured composite, porcelain and gold are all options, and we are happy to talk them through.

How can I pay for treatment?

Cash, personal checks, money orders and major credit cards. Payment is expected at the time of service, and for more extensive treatment financial arrangements can be made with our office. We also accept CareCredit, which lets you spread the cost into monthly payments, subject to credit approval.

Visit us

John Audubon Parkway, Webster.

Hours
Monday
8:00 am to 5:00 pm
Tuesday
8:00 am to 5:00 pm
Wednesday
8:00 am to 5:00 pm
Thursday
8:00 am to 5:00 pm
Friday
8:00 am to 5:00 pm
Saturday
Closed
Sunday
Closed

Request an appointment, and we will call you to confirm.

If you are in pain, please phone instead so we can see you sooner. Please do not send private health information through this form.

✓ All PPO plans accepted ✓ Sedation available ✓ CareCredit